National Republican., 1887-01-25
THE COURT RECORD.

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United States Supreme Court.-MemphiS
and Little Rock Railroad Company VS.. Robt.
X, Dow ct al. opinion by Justice Harlan sus'
tanning decree below in part und reversing in
part.
United statesvs. James c. Saunders. Opinion
by Justice Miller Affirming the judgment of
No. SIS. The United States. appellant, VS..
George X. Otis, and No. s 6. George X otis,
appellant, VS.. the United States. Appeal from
the court ofolaims. Judgment affirmed. Opin-
ion by Mr.. Justice Blatchford.
No. 81. Emil Heincman vs.. Daniel q. Rol-
Inns ct al, executor of Chester A. Arthur,
late collector. judgement affirmed with costs.
Opinion by Mr.. Justice Blatchibrl.
No. l25. Mamie NJ. Rob2rts executrix, &c,
VS.. The Phtonix Mutual Life Insurance Com
paDy, of lIortford, Conn. Decree affirmed with
costs. Opinion by Mr.. Justice Blatcbford.
No. l05. The United states VS.. Barthold
Schlcsslnger ct al, as Naylor Il Co. Judgment
affirmed. Opinion by Mr.. Justice Blatchford.
No. 9i5. The United States VS.. II G. Perkins
ct al. Judgment affirmed. Opinion by Mr..
Justice Matthews.
No. 1867 The Crescen. City Liye Stock Land
ing and Slaughter House Company VS. The
Butchers Union and Slaughter House Com
pany. Judgment affirmed In part and re-
versed with costs in part, and cause re-
mnnded for further proceedings in conformity
with the opinion of the court. Opinion by Mr..
No. 1917 The Little Rock and Fort Smith
Railway vs. X. W. Worthen, collector, &c.
Dismissed for want of Jurisdiction. Opinion
No, 1913. G. W. Huntington ct nj. trustees,
appellants, VS.. r. w. Worthen, collector, &c.
Decree affirmed with costs. Opinion by Mr..
No. 1929. The United States Vs. John G.
Cooper Judgment affirmed. Opinion by JUS
No. 1865. The Little Rock and Fort Smith
railway, appellant, VS.. Charles w. Huntington
,et al, trustees, &c. Decree reversed with costs,
and cause remanded with directions to enter
seSee II hJ .rs Wsh & Ins opinion oil
No. 100. The Pensacola Ice Company vs..
David Perry. Dismissed tor want OF iurlsdlc.
tion. Opinion by Mr. Chief Justice Waite
No. 1895 Mrs. Martha A. Gibbset ct nj. vs. A.
w. Crandall, administrator, &c. Decree af-
frmed with costs. Opinion by Chief Justice
No. 1896. The Endowment aud Benevolent
Association of Kansas VS.. The State of Kansas.
Dismissed for the want of Jurisdiction. Opin.
ion by Mr. Chief Justice Waite.
No. R22 Edward N. Stanley VS.. the Board OF
supervisors of county of Albany.
No. 3S7. Chauncey r. Williams VS.. the Board
ofSupcrvisors of county OF Albany. Assigned
ior first Monday in March after Nos. 1888 and
No. 1877. The First National Bank Of Clcve-
land ct al appellant, W. John NJ Shedd,
trustee, ct al. Motion 10 dismiss or affirm SUB.
No. 1884, wm. Rca ct al, &c, VS.. the steamer
Eclipse, &c. Docketed anu dismissed with
costs.
stcamtug l.. p. Dayton ct al. Argument con-
tinucd by Mr.. Joseph +. Mosher aud by Mr.. w.
ID. Shipman for appellees, and by Mr.. Charles
NJ. DaCOsta for appellant.
Thompson. Motion to dismiss or affirm sub
miltcd by Mr.. NJ. Mullany in support of same
No. Jag. The German American Hail Insur.
ance Company, plaintiff In error, VS.. II. J.
schrciber. Dismissed with cots under 10th
rule.
No. l47. The Barnard and Icns Manufacture
ing Company, appellant, VS., James Mil!ikin
ct al. Dismissed with costs.
No, las. George S: Grer, appellant, va. John
+ Wilt. Submitted by Mr.. +. o. MGCearv
for appellant and by, Mr. samuel A. Duncan
and Mr.. l., f. Curtis for appellee.
Ncs; ll3, 667, 6Gs, 1902, ll6l, and llG5. Tho
Telephone cases. Argument commenced by
Mr.. j. L. Maynadier for the appellants in No.
ll3.
Adjourned until to. day at 12 O'Clock.
Court in General Term-Justices Hagner,
Cox, and James-Alexandria Canal, Bridge
na 1anpa SpSnt tbsy by
Bradley VS.. Gait ct al, opinion by Justice Cox,
remanding case fol. new trial., In re JOS. X.
Sasbahrgf for inc argaed
2, 4, 8, Q, z, 80, 10, and -.
Circuit CourI-Justice Cox--Asslynment for
to dayEAppeal docket from ! to Al;
son vs. Davidson; sale decreed and g. II. Thomas
appointed trustee to SELL Parker VS.. Baker,
sale decreed and NJ. F. Morris and +. Claugh-
ton appointed trustees to sell Moxley VS..
Moxley; thirty days allowed complainant to
take proof York vs.. Main; referencet to auditor.
Stiles vs.. National Life and Maturity Associa-
tion leave to amend bill and motion for inlunc.
tion continued. Kolb vs.. Utermehl.; order Of
July 10 amended Assignment for to-day
Nos. "a, 90, 81, 80. 40, Al, i3, A, 45, and 40.
4, Criminal Court--Justiee, MacArhur-Geo.
Police court-Jndee Snell.-wm. Walker,
John r. Bell, James Curtis colored; Archie
Hil,, solored, and Arthur Brown, profanity;
Albert Thornton. co.ored; Thomas White,
eolored; David shangson, colored; Thomas
Murphy, Peter Berry, colored Henry Smith
son. Baldwin, colored; Arthur McCoy, John
Mcintosh, loud and boisterous. each s.; Mccoy
dismissed and Whites personal bonds taken,
sydney smith, an able bodied colored man,
Vagranoy; personal bonds
Anna Evens, an ancient colored woman, the
same; ninety days.
wri. Ihomas, a colored cripple, the same
Edward Cant, a colorcd boy, solicited being
sent down as a vagTant and he was taken at
his request for ninety daos.
James Curtis, colored, concealed weapons
John Chase, colored, gambling by a game
called the shooting trap; dismissed:
BENJAMIN Gaskin, colored disordcrly con-
duct and cuTsing and swearing; 50.
Wm. Reading, peddling oranges within one
square of the markethonse; IS.
James Knowles, n coOred boy 8 or years OF
age, larceny of5 cents worth Ofc0al; s5, the court
taking his personal bonds iorpnyment ofsamc,
and imparting solid parental advice to the little
fellow.
Daniel Lynch, Il one-eyed white boy, larceny
OF One'half bushel OF coal worth II cents; So
John Adams, colored, larceny of thirty
pounds OF pork and two and one-half pounds
hogShCAd cheese: dismissed.
John r, Bell, second charge, threats to Mary
Warren, of the Salvation Army his former
iianeee; $500 TO keep the peace to her for six
months.
Daniel A. Listner Michael n. o'Brien,
Samuel Campbell, and Joseph Doyle took in
the Division Sunday night, and brought up NJ
800 Thirteenth street northwest at O'Clock
Monday morning, where, as was alleged, they
went through the house and assaulted the i'm
mates. Campbell, however, turned out the
real offender He was fined s.. Campbell was
then recalled at the complaint ofone of the in
mates, charged with assault. and again fined
So.
Thomas Honesty, colored, threats against one
Peter Johnson; personal bonds,
A considerable amount was received as for
feited collateral, among which was $50 from
Bruce Bell, colored, for writing policy,